A rough schedule of my wonderful happy excellent day:
8:00 finally roll out of bed after laying around, enjoying the luxury of sleeping in
......stretch, shower, eat breakfast of greek yogurt, muesli, fresh strawberries and donut peaches, sample the oatmeal and settle the debate between Claire & Oliver (do the raisins taste like nutmeg, or lavendar).
O is ready to rock |
12:15 Arrive home to have lunch with the family, who had just returned on their own outing of buying a bike seat for Oliver, and a shark tooth for Jasper that he found at the flea market. Success for all shoppers, today.
Annika's first concert! |
2:00 make pizza dough
4:45 Take off for the Jazz Festival with the family. We find a stage where a young band is covering various songs from the 60s (i.e. I got sunshine on a cloudy day, You make me feel like a natural woman). While stoked to see that most of the musicians are wearing sunglasses while they play, Oliver covers his ears to muffle the noise. We all get popcicles and continue to wonder from stage to stage, scattered about the streets of Delft. I kept a tally of the number of bands covering Stevie Wonder songs. I end up leaving the group early to find the final ingredients to our pizza dinner (no feta, but I found fresh basil and Holland's version of shredded mozz. cheese in a bag).
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Covering "You make me feel like a natural woman" |
8:30 After cleaning up, I head out alone to check out more of the Jazz Festival. It had cooled off a little bit now that it was dusk, and I enjoyed snapping photos of Delft at sunset. The little streets and markt was now bustling with beautiful jazz lovers, from the very young to old.
9:30 When my tired feet brought me home, Claire and Alex traded me places, and went out to enjoy their own jazz walk.
10:45 Rank the best bands and count the Stevie Wonder tally with Claire and Alex before heading to bed.
Poffetjes! Dutch small fluffy pancakes |
This lively band covered Jackson 5, Marvin Gaye, & yes, Stevie Wonder |
This band covered my favorite, Ella Fitzgerald |
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